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School Websites & School Management
The public face of your institution, and the software that runs it — designed and built for how your school actually works.
The website your school represents itself with
Today, parents and prospective families form their first opinion of a school on a phone screen. A modern school website communicates credibility immediately: clear admission information, an accessible structure, thoughtful photography and announcements families can actually find.
These are the areas a school website can cover, planned and built around the institution's own structure:
- School website design & development
- Responsive school websites
- Admission information systems
- School announcements
- Events
- News
- Photo & video galleries
- Staff & faculty profiles
- Student information areas
- Parent communication features
- Online forms
- Academic information
- Notice boards
- Contact & enrollment pages
The software that runs the school behind the scenes
Separate from the public website is the internal side: the systems staff use every day to manage students, attendance, timetables, fees and examinations. Off-the-shelf school software forces a school to change its habits; custom software is planned around the school's existing processes.
These modules can be developed as a cohesive system (and prioritized, since building everything at once is rarely wise):
- Student management
- Teacher management
- Attendance
- Timetables
- Fee management
- Examination / marks modules
- Notices
- Reports
- Admin dashboards
- Role-based access
- Parent portals
- Student portals
- Private member areas
- Notifications
Presented as capabilities that can be developed — every school's workflows are different, so a real system starts with understanding yours.
Website or software — or both?
The public website and internal management system can live independently or work together through secure login areas (for example, password-protected parent/student portals reached from the public site). I can help you decide what your institution genuinely needs first, in what order, and at what pace.
Read: Why schools need a modern website — beyond the brochure →